Leaving yet another review February 2026. This place seriously never misses. The delicious…read moretortillas, the perfect blend of spices and ingredients to give you some absolutely tasty food. My favorite go to is the carne asada quesadilla. It's always so so good. Sometimes I'll crisp it up at home in the air fryer for a slightly crunchy texture. I always look forward to eating here! Thank you Taco Rico for always staying true to your success

Giant delicious burritos with great flavors…read more Carne was good, suadero was great. Throw in a couple of delicious horchata and you get a great meal. If you go at night, it feels a little dark with nothing by the light escaping the food truck, but worth it!

food lacked flavor. place was clean and friendly service. Guac was bland. the tacos are just meat…read moreand tortilla and you build it yourself.

Very pleasant greeting upon walking in…read more Has a ranch house type ambiance. The quesabirria tacos with the consommé are absolutely amazing, crisp corn shell filled with tender shredded beef and white cheese with a delicious dipping consommé. The left over consommé is definitely worth knocking back. The elote (Mexican street corn) is a delicious creamy corn on the cob. The best we have found. All in all a street food treat without the fast food setting. A definite must try!

BEYOND delicious. You HAVE to get the lemon pepper fries,…read moreso so good. The chicken was crispiness perfection paired with the green chilis and the CowPig sauce it was divine. I ordered online and the food still came hot and crispy! Check this place out 10000/10

Good food! I tried this at an event hosted by my realtor. I love smash burgers and skinny fries, so…read morethis was definitely up my alley. A little expensive but it's a small local business, so understandable.

I've probably been to Aqui Con El Nene close to 50 times and it never disappoints. The carne asada…read moretacos are incredible perfectly grilled, super flavorful, and consistently some of the best in town. The Sonoran dogs are phenomenal too, easily among my favorite anywhere. The restaurant has a great vibe with a cool little outdoor seating area as well as indoor seating if you want to get out of the sun. The salsa bar is another highlight tons of delicious options and everything tastes fresh and homemade. What really keeps me coming back (besides the amazing food) is the service. The staff is always friendly, welcoming, and on top of everything. It's one of those places you can return to again and again and know you'll get an awesome meal every time. Highly recommend!

Food still fairly good but not like before - tacos and Sonoran hot dogs, just extremely overpriced…read moreand rude service, I don't think they ever said thank you in the years of going here. I'm not going back! The price of success!

You Sly Dog indeed! Had my first sly dog at the Vegan Night Market and went full in with a Sonoran…read moreDog. So so good and I didn't feel gross after eating a hot dog for once! The dog had a good snap to it still. The beans were AMAZING on it! Love their food truck vibes- and the menu has a great variety. And of course we got our service with a smile despite being absolutely slammed during the market! Would totally get another.

Good dog fast service. The price was $9 for a good gourmet hot dog and a bag of chips. The service…read morewas OK. I got the New Mexican hot dog. It should have been green chile and not green chili. Chili is meat and beans in some places. Chile is the pepper.

This established, specialised food truck is looking to establish s permanent location at the old…read moreFive and Diner on Stone, across from the Tucson Mall. Offering Hebrew National dogs with a variety of toppings at reasonable prices, this could be a winner. The house/truck special relish sets these dawgs apart. Two negatives: the absence of trash bins and places to sit. Also, for this Yelper, Coke Zero is not potable. I just hope they work out the kinks and perhaps move inside where the menu could be expanded to include those excellent toppings on burgers and sausages.

Amazing hotdogs, we had them for superbowl. Everyone loved them. 100 stars. Can't wait till our…read morenext party so we could have them cater for us.

Finding fish tacos in Tucson that can match the plentiful choices and quality of those in LA and…read moreSan Diego has been a challenge. I get it: Tucson is not a seafood town. I've found a few that are good but I want more. Fortunately, this tiny food trailer -- it's not even as large as a food truck -- turns out fish tacos and ceviche that put larger spaces here to shame.

I love this place! The tacos are always good and fresh. I would love if they added more toppings…read morelike sauces and etc but other than that, no complaints. My kids love it here!

The tacos were super tasty! The bean burrito was made from nice pinto beans. There was a cold bar…read morewith great salsas, need I say more?

Matt and I decided to start hitting food trucks on the north side of town in our biweekly lunch…read more The first truck we went to was Los Compas. The menu was very complete for the various meat served. I usually like to get Cabeza but I saw that they had chorizo on the menu. Most food trucks don't sell this type of meat for some reason. I really like the spicy flavor of this meat. So I ordered it with cheese and no cabbage (I hate cabbage). I added a flavorful red sauce from the condiment bar. Perfect for me but to hot for Matt. The meat was well cooked so you didn't have any orange grease dripping out of the taco. Some of the best chorizo I have ever had at a food truck. Matt ordered his usual carne asada taco and a carne asada corameles. As you can see from the photos, he added a lot of condiments from the outstanding sauce bar. He liked both of his lunch items. They had a very good condiments bar and had plates and cups to serve what ever you want to add to your lunch. The service was fast and efficient. They even had some one to help you at the condiment bar. They had a nice covered patio and Spanish music playing on the radio. The patio was very clean and the chairs were comfortable. Since Matt never finishes his lunch and takes the remains home for dinner, they offered him a bag to put the food and condiments in to go. The only drawback I saw was the noise from the road since they are right on the edge of the road. Nothing they can do with minor noise but after awhile you don't notice it as much. If you are in the area, I would highly recommend this food truck for lunch or dinner.

Food was really good! I had the vaquero and my friends had the fries, boneless and torta. I must…read moresay that it was the best burro that I've tried in Tucson! And the rest of the food was really good as well it made breaking my diet worth it

Cute, small, outdoor patio seating. Great spot for a quick bite. Been here twice and both occasions…read morefood was served hot and was delicious. Definitely ask for your burrito wrapped in bacon.

We love this place! One of the best salsa bars I have seen. We ordered a bean burrito Junior and a…read moreSammy dog. The Sammy is a two bacon wrapped Sonoran dogs in a bun. All the fixings are on top including tomatoes, scallions, green, salsa, mushrooms, cucumbers, and various sauces. They have a container full of seared whole green chilies peppers. The bean burrito comes with refried beans or whole beans. I chose the whole beans and added all the embellishments to it. Yum! We come back yearly! It's super casual and authentic. Shared parking lot.

Stopped here on the way out of Tucson. I had been to El Guero Canelo a few times (not this…read morelocation though) and have had tasty hot dogs from them before. I saw that they do an "all beef" dog called the Chucho dog. I knew I had to try it. I went with a Chucho Dog with no mayo. It was about $7.00 or so. The idea is good "A Costco All Beef Sonoran Dog" pretty much, but it fell a bit short. First of all, the dog was like lukewarm. It wasn't freshly griddled right then and there. Also, the toppings went spilling all over the place. The big dog just doesn't work. You need the smaller dogs so you can tuck them inside the bread completely. This was overhanging the bun. It was still decent, but I would much rather have a regular Sonoran Dog over the Chucho. Lady at the counter was friendly. Food was ready very fast.